ppm2html inspired by slashdot article
From Thomas Haenselmann <tho...@epost.de>
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· 8 Feb 2003 20:43 · View full thread
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Dear NG, I was so fascinated by the slashdot article about that polish guy with the colored html art text pages that I wrote a little tool to convert ppm graphics into that kind of html page. Have a look at www.haenselmann.de/homebrew (second item on the page) if you like. Sorry in case that was off-topic since the rendering is not so much based on choosing the right character but more on exploiting the full color table. Anyway, have fun with the tool. Bye, Thomas
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